New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16
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B. F. Kiesling and j. Klossner, the
Winthrop millers, were in the city yes
terday.
The Lutheran Conference for this
district began its session yesterday and
will continue until Thursday.
Jos. Gales has made his headquar.
tiers with Lind and Hagberg where all
. who need his services as constable are
requested to call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schoregge, of
Sleepy Eye were in town Sunday. We
were sorry to learn that Mr.. Schoregge's
father is quite i'll.
Jos. Haag has moved to Nicollet. He
has considerable carpenter work to do
for the mill at that place and may re-
side in Nicoliet permanently.
We learn that Mrs. John Lauterbach,
of Redwood Falls, who has been quite
i'll with typhoid fever, is recovering
rapidly. Her mother, Mrs. Ath. Henle
is nursing her.
Mrs. Babar:. Peller, sister OF Franz
Bauman of Lafayette. died at San
Francisco September 10th. Mrs. Peller
will be remem bered by the older resi-
dents of New Ulm.
Mr.. A. Smith. who has been work.
ing here for the Phelps Well company
during the summer. has been called to
MINNEAPOLIS to work there for the COM
J pany. He left for there yesterday.
j The mayor has vetoed the resolution
of the council authorizing the building
| of bridge on the ground that the reso'
luton is not specific enough. The
council will meet this evening and will
probably express themselves more
clearly.
Dr. j. C. Rothenburg has removed
to Springfield. Although he was doing
well here the doctor concluded that he
would have q larger field at Spring gfield.
We are sorry TO lose him and can con-
scientiously recommend him to all in
( need of the services of first class ply
>sician.
The new fire department completed
their civil organization by electing
Chas. Stole president, f. Pfaender
vice president, VIM. Brust secretary
and E. Weschcke treasurer, John
Neuman, F. Pfaender and l.. Vogel
were appointed q committee to draft a
series of bylaws.
The band boys sereraded Ell. Stoeck-
ert Monday evening. it being the
thirtieth anniversary of his birth. Mrs.
Stoeckert was prepared to entertain
and the boys spent pleasant evening
playing. eating, drinking Eds health
aud singing "''Schier dreisslg Jahre
bist Dn alt, hast man chen Sturm er-
lebU.''
The New Ulm Trio will give con-
cert ut Union Hall next Sunday even
inc. This will be their first Joint ap-
Deararce before New Uln audience.
The gentlemen composing the trio are
Professors Burk, Luebkert :tnd Grue-
nentelder. They are accomplished musi.
clans and will give concert worthy OF
attendance.
In q letter dated Nov. 4th Mr.. G.. C.
Brandt writes that the wedding of his
daughter Clara and Mr.. F. Moor was
postponed on account OF the illness
of Miss Clara, She was afflicted with
q throat trouble similar to that which
caused the death of Miss Emma Brandt,
but we are glad to hear that she is I'M
proving rapidly.
The city council has disbanded the
present fire company and appointed
Chas. Stolle, L. Habelle and John Neu-
mann to organize Engine, Hose, and
HOOK and Ladder companies. The
three gentlemen are appointed foremen
Of the companies in the order named.
Peter Hsrian was appointed chief OF
the department.
Since Monday the G. n. w. r. R..
rnn an additional train between Sleepy
Eye and Kasota, making close connec-
tions at Kasota and enabling passengers
from New Ulm to visit the twin cities
and return the same day. The train
leaves New Ulm at 6:25 a. M, connect
ing with the Omaha train which leaves
Kasota at 8:05 a. NJ. and arrives in st.
Paul at 1885 a. N. Returning you
leave St. Paul at sos p. m. Arrive in
Kasota at $40 p. m. and in New Ulm
at 1O:4O b. M. This makes travelling